Final Tribute for James L. Williamson Caledonian Chief
About 2000 mourners gathered at First United Presbyterian Church Warren avenue Boston to honor James L Williamson ex chief of the Boston Caledonian Club and Scottish groups. Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald attended with a committee led by Alexander McGregor escorting dignitaries. The service featured Harvard Quartet and a eulogy by Rev Dr James Todd and Dr MacLennan praising Williamson’s devotion and faith.
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James L. Williamson
Boston Caledonian Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
Foss
Fitzgerald
Alexander McGregor
The
Scots’ Charitable Society
Irish Society
Harvard
James Todd
D. D
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Williamson
MacLennan
Mr. Williamson
James A. Pottinger
J. A. Sinclair
E. J. McLaughlin
Clan
Forest Hills Cemetery
Ramsay, McKenzie, McGregor and McDougal
Order of Scottish Clans
Robert E. May
Highland Dress Association
Homegoing for Mr Williamson Draws Broad Scottish Ties
The Rev Dr A K MacLennan led services for Mr Williamson killed by a train at Back Bay station. Delegations from Scottish societies Irish society and Masonic lodges attended with floral tributes as the funeral procession moved to Forest Hills Cemetery. About 1500 filled the church and 500 stood in the lobby and sidewalks.
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A. K. MacLennan
Williamson
Back Bay
New Haven Railroad
Irish Social Society
Forest Hills Cemetery
Highland Dress Association
MacLennan
First United Presbyterian Church
Soule Veteran Postal Clerk Dies At 58
Charles D. Soule age 58 of 1 Farrington Avenue Alliston died yesterday after a several month illness. He served 35 years as a clerk in the Boston post office and lived with two sisters. The funeral will be held from his home Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Charles D. Soule
Farrington Avenue
Alliston
Boston Post Office
Soule
Riots after Easter Mass Protests at St Stanislaus Church
In Chicopee on Easter Sunday Polish societies opposed priest Father Czelusniak by marching to the church and kneeling in the snow behind the edifice. A riot broke out between malcontents and supporters, two Dymaki brothers were arrested after being beaten with an icepick and scissors, and police restrained the clash as mass was not held.
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Chicopee
St. Stanislaus Church
Stanislaus Czelusniak
Paul
Leo Dymaki
Czelusniak
Captain Tuttle Honored After Tug Fire Rescue
In Dunkirk New York Captain E G Tuttle and crew aided a Canadian revenue cutter during a fire aboard the Eagle after a chase for illegal fishing. He was fined 650 dollars but his tug nets and gear were returned as a reward for gallantry. the incident followed seizure of the Eagle.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
E. G. Tuttle
Eagle
Fie
Tuttle
Fort Strong Fans Open Season With 12–2 Win
Fort Strong opened the season by routing Quincy, a New England League squad, 12 to 2 at the fort.
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Fort Strong
Quincy
The
Fort
Beans Declared Harmful by Harvard Speaker
Dr. Franklin White of Harvard Medical School warned that beans oysters and beef extracts are injurious or valueless. He argued meat should be cooked lightly to aid digestion and that many indigestion cases stem from nervous or lifestyle factors rather than stomach failure.
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Boston
Franklin White
Harvard Medical School
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths and funerals
Deaths announced include Mary Jane Barnett at West Roxbury age 56 funeral April 18. Sarah S Bostwick Dorchester Lower Mills funeral April 18. Catherine Curran Roxbury funeral April 18. Annie Dolan Dorchester funeral April 18. George Ehrenfried Boston age 69 funeral April 16. Maurice Fitzgerald Dorchester son funeral April 18. Denis Flynn Jamaica Plain funeral April 19. John A Gallerani Medford funeral April 19. William Flannagan Boston funeral April 18. J Warren Hatch Cambridge funeral April 19. multiple listings note residences, church mass times, and burial/entombment details.
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Roxbury
Richmond Street
Hinesburg
Vermont
Bowler
Somerville
Mary (Nee Holland
Thomas Bowler
Charles R. Singer
Harrison Street
St. Catherine's Church
S Ring Hill
Brown
Orient Heights
George H. Brown
Hall of the Ancients
West Newton Street
Boston
Roscoe
Providence
R. 1
Burk
Patrick
Hattie Burke
Mulloy
Columbus Avenue
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Patrick's Court
Lowell Papers Presse
Cchamberlain
Cambridge
Hannah J
Newell Chamberlain
River Street
Curran
Catherine
Martin Curran
Bi Eventunera
Clarence Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Fisums
Holy Cross wEge
George Ehrenfried
Claremont Park
Fitzghralivw
Dorchester
Maurice
Alice
David Fitzgerald
Kimball Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Flynn
Denis A
Mary B. Flynn
Doyle
Paul Gore Street
Jamaica Plain
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Sherwood Court
Flannagan
William Flannagan
Sharon Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hatch
J. Warren Hatch
First Baptist Church
Oennesday
Obituary notices from Charlestown and surrounding areas
Death notices from Boston area churches list multiple funerals with names of deceased and relatives. Individuals include John J. Gover, Maria J Lyons, James T McAuley, John McCafferty, Mary McDonald, John Liberty McKenzie, Catherine Moriarty, Timothy O Leary, David O Keefe, William Olin, Ellen Read dy, Michael Rooney, Margaret Shaughnessey, Winsor J Smith, Charles D Soule, Rue Stohler, Sullivan, Ellen Walsh, Lawrence Ward, Gertrude Warford, Mary Waters, and Mary Webster with funeral times, masses, and residence details. Local parishes and streets noted for services.
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Gover
Charlestown
John J
Elizabeth Gover
Lexington Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Higginbotham
East Boston
Alice
Camden Street
St. Philip’s Church
Manchester
N. H
McAuley
Massachusetts General Hospital
James T. McAuley
M. McAuteyv
Chandler Street
St. Peters
Prince Award Island
North Station
Prince Edward Island
McCafferty
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
McDonald
Mary (Nee Sheehan
Owen McDonald
Russell Place
North Russell Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
McKenzie
Maiea Plain
Amory Street
John Liberty
Mei
Boylston Congregational Church
Boylston
Amory Streets
Moriarty
Camridge
Catherine J. Moriarty
Catherine J. Moriarty, Sister of Monsignor Moriarty
Concord Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
O’leary
Timothy O' Leary
Mary Donovan
Park Street
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
O’connell Assembly
L. O’keefe
Malden
David
Julian O’ Keefe
Waverley Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Main Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Olin
Roxbury
William Milo Olin
Michael F. Readdy
Albert M. Readdy
Allston Street
St. Francis de Sales
Rooney
Dorchester
Michael Rooney
John Rooney
Coleman Street
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
New Calvary
Shaughnessey
Brookline
Margaret Shaughnessey
Michael T. McManus
Linden Place
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
Michael Sullivan
Mary Smith
Border Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Walsh
Cambridge
Ellen (Nee Earley
Thomas E. Walsh
Jefferson Street
St. Patrick's Church
Berkshire Street
Ward
South End
Lawrence
Mary Ward
O’coopell
Treymont Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Portland
Warford
Gertrude F
George F
Fannie B. Warford
O’connor
Goon
East Cottage Street
N. B
Waters
Jamaica Plain
Bridget
Jamsaters
Spalding Street
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Webster
Neponset
Mary Amene
Pe Bar
Blackwe Street
Wentworth
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